Is Abuela The Villain? | Watching Disney's **ENCANTO** For The First Time
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The Madrigals are an extraordinary family who lives hidden in the mountains of Colombia in a charming place called the Encanto. The magic of the Encanto has blessed every child in the family with a unique gift -- every child except Mirabel. However, she soon may be the Madrigal's last hope when she discovers that the magic surrounding the Encanto is now in danger.
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Hey Everyone!❤️ I hope you all enjoyed watching Disney's Encanto with me! Comment which character is your favourite. (Mine is Luisa, she’s iconic✨)
gurl your editing has me CRYING LMAO
NO ONE is the villain. I love how all the characters are flawed. And the conflict between them is the only real "villain". It's easier to be on Mirabel's side because we are watching from her POV, and the run time is mostly her. So, it's easy to villainize everyone else and flatten their characters into one note.
Luisa is my favourite character too
probably Bruno cause Hes such a sweetheart
I like Luisa too because of her sweet side hiding behind her strong appearance
I always found the scene of Mirabel's dad finding the vision really loving and heartfelt. His first instinct was to hide the vision. Not out of embarrassment but out of love for his daughter. His motives were to protect his daughter from the rest of the family.
And it seems he wasn't going to hide it forever, he said "until the Guzman's leave, you did not-" Yada Yada Yada, so he was gonna confront the issue but not until after everything was settled down as everyone was tense about the dinner
@@hazbinotakusimp2182 yeah, it’s all about timing! Communication and honesty is good but it’s useless if you don’t present it and frame it in the right way and at the right time ❤
@@luckybug479 precisely 😁
what his gift tho?
@@TRDRODDY the dads can’t get gifts because the are not the son’s of alma(ablua/grandma )
I just now realized that Mirabel and Casita are so close because Casita CANT go to the magic rooms, but she CAN go into the nursery, where Mirabel has been longer than anyone else in the house. Meaning Casita was probably the one cheering her up while having turmoil over being giftless and bonding with her. This movie has so many little details
Wow, I didn't realize that! 😮 this movie is for sure the type you have to watch multiple times to pick up on hidden meanings✨
casita can go into the rooms, it can't affect Bruno's specifically for the same reason that his door stopped glowing.
Mirabel has been in others rooms before but was still surprised that casita couldn't help inside Bruno's.
I thought it couldn’t enter his room because he’d been cut off from the family so his room was no longer part of the house. Mirabel even sounds surprised that casita can’t enter and I don’t know why she’d sound surprised if it couldn’t enter anyones room.
Nah, Casita can work in everyone else’s rooms. It just can’t help in Bruno’s because it’s basically a “dead spot” just like the space in the walls is. After he came back it’s likely the magic will start working in his room again.
Can we please not gender the Casita it's a house I don't think anywhere hits that the house is a girl and by whatever logic you stand by it's ok for me to gender the Casita a guy but I don't I say it or the house can please not gender non human or animals that can't speak
I read from someone of Colombia that the line: It looks like rain means the couple will have a bad marriage, maybe that’s why Pepa got upset (not really, she was nervous and Bruno tried to cheer her up with don’t matter what weather is, she should be happy but she took it as a prophecy, sooo a lot of misunderstandings).
I've heard that before! It just sucks that people misunderstanding Bruno turned into him getting shunned away 😭
Even then, some watching thought Bruno WAS making a prediction, just one that would warn the family about something that could ruin the day.
At least we know that's not true, since Felix is a great husband and even called their "ruined wedding" a 'glorious day'.
That superstition makes it more touching that Felix still considered the wedding to be 'a joyous day' inspire of the hurricane
I think Abuela's obsession with perfection and service comes from a need to "earn" the miracle like she says in the opening song. I'm guessing she has a subconscious feeling that something must be bad about her so she deserved to lose her husband, a lot of people feel irrational guilt like that.
Abuela probably has survivor guilt. She feels like she needs to live up to being saved and being given the miracle and the demanding townspeople only reinforce it since they come to the Madrigals to fix everything all the time.
Yeah, and she turned into the leader of the survivors to find their new home after pedro died and of course the miracle happening so she didnt had much time to mourn his death and prolly was pressured to keep up and help the townsfolk, due to her trauma, she had to have a perfect family if she and the townsfolk was given a miracle to have their new life and thought she had to put a facade and of course like you said she thought serving the community/townsfolk is to keep the miracle alive so she neglected the families feelings and built generational trauma, the house breaking after mirabel and abuelas fight is her realizing that their family is broken and realized the miracle was given because of pedros sacrifice and was given to have abuela had a life where she can live with her loved ones without any of you know what happened to her old village, she confronted mirabel and blamed what everything happened to herself and not mirabel when mirabel said it was her fault, she then told her mistake and never thought of why they were actually given the miracle, also someone said that the black scarf thingy is her way to represent she is still mourning and hasnt moved on, on what happened, and in the end of the movie she finally let go of the thing and has moved on
Wow
Love her or hate her, she is not the worst animated parent out there. That crown belongs to endeavor from my hero academia
Dolores' lines in the song clearly gave away that bruno still lives in the house. Everybody talks about him in past tense except for her.
Yep and he's literally in the background of her verse. He's downstairs walking towards the stairs then he's upstairs dancing
@@J1ntu And before anyone pipes up that it could have been Camilo, the producers have confirmed it IS the REAL Bruno in those shots.
@@Valandar2 thank you! I've had people argue with me about that
@@Valandar2 i think they confirmed many things in twitter
Like the ages(abuela is 75, triplets are 50 julieta is the oldest, pepa being the middle and bruno the youngest, felix is a little older, 51, while agustin is 49, younger than the triplets, due to his accident-prone, this is why julieta and agustin became a couple, both isabella and dolores being 21, isabella is the oldest of the grandchildrens, this is why she is needed to be perfect, while dolores is like a either days or months younger, and this shows that she is in the shadows of isabella because abuela likes isabella more, luisa is 19, camilo and mirabel is 15, mirabel is days or months younger because she was the last one to get a gift before antonio, and antonio is 5)
@@LorielSaysHi Yeppers, they did. Much of it would likely come out in some kind of "Art of Encanto" book, or a potential animated Disney+ TV show or something, but they did take time to actually make these statements.
The reason Isabela is Abuela's favorite is that, in addition to being the firstborn grandchild of the Madrigals, Isabela is also the family member who most strikingly resembles her when she was younger. Also, the man that Isabela was betrothed to has a striking resemblance to Abuela's late husband. Basically, Abuela is trying to recreate her past using Isabela as a physical template for herself
That’s actually true
did you know that camillos sister is the villan (im only 7 ok dont juge my spelling)😅😅
@@luareneleano7818um how do you know
@@luareneleano7818no she isn’t?
Maybe the real villain was the generational tramua we made along the way 🤔
No, but seriously. Abuela was definitely the unintentional antagonist of the story. While trying to uphold her family to make sure they were worthy of the gifts, she neglected the PEOPLE in her family. Abuela being so focused on the miracle slowly destroyed her actual miracles; her children and grandchildren.
Loved your reaction!
That should be a motto of the Madrigal family and many others...
Yes!💯 I had many arguments with my mom and grandma growing up. They would always compare me to how they were when they were my age, instead of allowing me to be my own person. Constantly holding me to a high expectation, I felt like I would never be good enough for them. This is a huge issue for many families, especially ones with immigrant parents. I’m so glad Disney did a movie about this.
Yes, exactly. I have been looking for someone with this realization.
Although Abuela is the antagonist, she is not a true villain. It was never in her intentions to hurt anyone, but the pressure that she put on the family is ultimately causing the family to collapse on itself. And what many people miss is that not only is it that this pressure that causes Bruno to leave and is most seen put on Mirabel, but it is also what is the actual cause of the magic and Casita literally collapsing in on itself.
The real villain was THE COLONISERS
And Mirabel was right. The miracle is dying because of Alma Madrigal. She could never take responsibility.
This movie don't need villains. Encanto is about family secrets and dysfunctional family relationships. Looking for the villain is like looking for someone to blame within the family and the problems are not really addressed 100%.
Abuela isn’t a villain but she is the main antagonist to Mirabel, she is basically the anti hero trope where they make poor choices but have good intentions at heart.
Actually yes.. She was supposed to mainly hug Abuela. The vision was of abuela but Bruno said his vision is out of order.
So actually the order of the vision is:
The house breaking, Mirabel coming, Isabella happens, House breaks even more, The butterfly and then the hug
Ohhh okay, that makes more sense! Thank you💕
@@RukiyaReacts :D yw 💜
@@RukiyaReacts I think the hug with Isabella was extremely important though. It was the start of the repair. The house collapsed after but that was necessary for the fix. As was the talk with Abuella which was the butterfly part of the vision. The house without the cracks was most likely the rebuilt house. Each part of the vision had a purpose
@@katonnor yeah this- it was the first time the house visibly repaired itself, and mirabel realizing that led her to act the way she did going forward
I get where your coming from, and your right. But, I think your also missing the significance of Mirabel and Isabella. The magic wasn't going away because Abuela was putting too much pressure on everyone, it was breaking because that pressure was making the family dysfunctional. Isabella and Mirabel's tendency to not get along was one of the largest manifestations of this, due to neither of them being able to show their true selves and appreciate each other for who they are. When Isabella and Mirabel finally understood each other and were getting along, it was almost like the largest step in healing their family, hence the cracks going away.
This being said, the issue with Abuela didn't really exist until Abuela started to belt her frustration to Mirabel, in which the dysfunctionality of the family finally reached it's tipping point when it was attacked at its source.
That “I got so much love inside” line could be used a couple different ways actually 🤔 I think I have my new droppin a hint line 😂
Lol please don’t use that. 😭 I don’t know why but for some reason, it just sounds dirty to me😂
HII BILLY
Lmaooo
@@pepamadrigal5979 hi pepa!
BILLY, BEHAVE YOURSELF 💀
I wouldnt say she's the "villian", her trauma is what blinded her from reality. After all she did see her husband get murdered infront of her while holding her babies. But her trauma is also not an excuse to what she did to the madrigal family. But i completely get abuela and her character. some of us had our trauma that made us the way we are.
Agree 💯
I had a grandma born in WW II and she nearly ever spoke about her childhood and when she did it was like "funny occassions" like "my sister couldn't k!ll a hen for soup, so I did it...." "We got nearly cought smuggling alarm clocks, but they didn't look under our skirts in the sewers...." I didn't understand these stories as a child, but now looking back.......
VIOLENCE of this kind can not be fully understood by generations that didn't encounter it.
There are no villains in this story....
3:51 I agree his curls are so cute! Overall, I like how the characters have different curl patterns. I remember seeing somewhere where a mom posted her son saying that Antonio looks like him❤
one of my favorite parts of encanto is how it’s the first movie i’ve seen that truly shows just how diverse the latine community is
Riding bareback is apparently a lot more difficult than riding in the saddle, so even though he lost control over the horse we can assume Bruno was a pretty good horseman if he was able to ride it at all after being at least ten years out of practice
Oh cool! Thank you for the info🥰
Ah, my baby is a man of many skills.
Kinda but not really. When the horse is doing what it's trained to do bareback is just less comfortable, but if it decides to buck or gallop without warning or whatever it's harder to stay on. I guess in the grand tradition of youtube comments I shoulda started that with a "As a person who's been dealing with those dustbags literally my whole life." statement first. 😆
Do you know that in "We don't talk about Bruno", Pepa said "Bruno walks in with a mischievous grin" and it showed Bruno walking in with a hood.
Bruno attended the Wedding to support his sister by putting a hood. Since he's socially awkward, wearing a hood gives him confidence. But when he said "It looks like rain", they thought they would have a hurricane in the Wedding, that it was a prophecy.
But it was actually because Pepa misunderstood, shook her nerves and tada "Hurricane". "It looks like rain" was actually an attempt to light her mood up 😭
I hate that a misunderstanding turned into him getting shunned by the family 😭
Bruno walking in during that part of the song makes me wanna meme the image.....😆
@@RukiyaReacts tbh it’s his fault bc he said that not knowing anything might happen
@@L4nii_Urmum Only because the family already assumed the worst about what he said. Even if they took it as a prediction, he only said rain. Rain could be as light as a sprinkle and at worst mess up someone's hair. Pepa made it a whole hurricane because of her negative assumptions about what he predicts.
@@genera1013 i think in some context ‘it looks like rain’ means that the marriage won’t last so.. might be more than just literal rain.
i might be wrong though
I think that Mirabel is her Abuela's successor--neither of them have powers, but both were sources of the miracle. Abuela's miracle was wrought by grief, pain, tragedy and sacrifice; but she lost sight of what really mattered once she started seeing & judging her family solely on their gifts, rather than as people. Mirabel suffered as well, but the source of her miracle came from her reaching out to her family & truly understanding them as humans who felt restricted by their gifts. The house was rebuilt--as a family & community--with stronger foundations based on love & understanding, rather than magic, which was made possible by Mirabel. So she's the new Abuela, and both of Bruno's visions came true!
I feel like Isabella resented Mirabel for being giftless--with those gifts come extra expectations & burdens, right? She probably assumed Mirabel had more freedom & felt less pressure, so she's actually secretly jealous.
Anyway, I absolutely love your reaction, and I'm glad I stumbled upon it! Subbed
no, it was in fact Isabella she had to hug. Remember Bruno said the vision is all out of order? His vision showed that the only way to fix casita and their family was first to break it down and then having to start all over again building it themselves without any gifts so their bond would be closer
*About your royal family connection* : you are very much correct. Do mark this: the royal family, in the past, were people who constantly saw war and victories; the sovereign had a court, hands in government, people who literally kneed when they passed by. During this time, the royal family rarely felt the need to express that prefect family image of themselves, because their influence, victories, and hand in social culture was enough to establish their power. But as the world moved toward democracy, the royal family slowly lost their hands in government and influence, literally went from “ruling to simply reigning,” where they have left is glamour, respect, lavishness, and that image and guideline of perfection. There needed to be no cracks, or the family was doomed, gone. This heightened during WWI with the overthrow of their distant relatives in other countries (I.e. the fate of the Romanovs 😬). A great subject on this is the fate of Prince John of the United Kingdom, the youngest child of King George V and Queen Mary. He was autistic and suffered from epilepsy. His family, especially this mother the Queen, loved him dearly and constantly worried for him, but it’s no secret that they tried their best to hide and isolate him, and he would later pass away at the age of 13 in the care of a nanny. You may make that connection with Mirabel. She was the “different” one in being ordinary, and Prince John was the “different” one in being “imperfect” though the love was still there in both cases, and Prince John didn’t have such a good ending. But, indeed, the connection you made indeed goes deeper! And another wonderful reaction! 😊👌🏾💛
yeah Diana is Bruno and Meghan is Mirabel 😭
Why would the grandmother be the villain? the grandmother represents a displaced single mother, an emigrant who had to raise her family alone for having traumas that marked her and pushed her to protect her family, unfortunately she hurt some in the process, but in the end she understood that only she could keep her family together. The grandmother represents a displaced single mother, an emigrant who had to raise her family alone.
14:39 that's is a capybara 🦫
(that's a real animal btw)
Personal theory:
The candle and Casita are her abuelo Pedro’s spirit watching over them. As soon as he died, his spirit became the magic that protects and provides for them. The house crumbles because his heart breaks for what has happened to the family and he left Mirabel without a gift because he knew that’s what the family needed and that she would one day take her grandmother’s place as the keystone of the family. A gift would’ve prevented her from being neutral to all the rest of the family.
Fun fact:young Alma looks like similar to Isabella so when Bruno had the vision with Mirabel, Isebella hugging Mirabel can also be young Alma huging Mirabel
I think Mirabel already had a gift or was in fact given a gift and didn't need a door for it - compassion. Every time she sees that someone is scared or is under too much pressure she's there to comfort them immediately.
It matches with what someone else said - that she got her door at the end of the movie, and it was the front door.
Exactly 😢😮
The Royal Family do have a lot of pressure. William and Harry cried at their mom's funeral and some newspapers complained because the UK media suck.
Wow, that’s so sad they can’t even grieve their mother in peace 😔
@@RukiyaReacts
Yeah, that's awful.
It's a tragic DEATH, crying is expected!!
the way she covers 3 hr long DISNEY movies in 20 mins without even us feeling like she skipped anything, like the whole plot is still THERE, its AMAZING. im in awe
I love how you fast forward all the ranty bits, it actually works really well. Great reaction!
Thank you!✨
Mi peculía favorita!!!! I am Colombian and I see so much of my own family here. My grandparents fled Colombia during La Violencía so the scene with Abuelo Pedro DESTROYS me everytime especially since my abuelo had already passed.
Adore this film 💗🇨🇴
10:22 It's always interesting to watch people react to this song, sometimes they say 'he's deliberately giving some people bad visions and good visions to others', sometimes they say 'but that wasn't his fault, and anyway you asked him'.
One of the reasons they never talked about Bruno, and why Abuela and his sisters reacted with shock, then dive hugged him when they saw him, was they thought he had killed himself.
Really?!
@@RukiyaReacts It has yet to be confirmed, but it fits the culture. It also explains why Abuella Alma claims "Bruno did not care about this family".
@@RukiyaReacts I mean, his room was a high tower with a long drop. And lots of sand for a body to vanish into
@@RukiyaReacts I'm Venezuelan (right next to Colombia), and one of my great uncles is "the one people don't talk about" but I just heard he was an alcoholic who dropped out and then died young
If he had committed suicide, then he would probably be straight up treated like Bruno
I think this was implied in the original story for this movie too. They thought he died
The animal you asked about when Bruno was setting up for his vision is called a capybera, they're giant adorable rodents that live in South America. They're anywhere from 40-50 inches long and weight anywhere from 60-170 pounds. They're really quite laid back and adorable.
I feel identified with Isabela quite a lot. Like, when I was young my teacher told my parents: people respect your child because of the good grades. Imagine keeping that facet, people putting you on a pedestal, literally saying that you are at another level (even though you ask them not to say that), them thinking you are such a clever person that works so much to have good grades whereas you only have the capacity to learn by heart things quite fast... and the moment you fail to keep that facet ... Oh man the feeling... And your friends, who always say "We all are dumbasses except for her" ... You know, sometimes I would like to be included amongst the dumbasses...
When people ask my why I don't like people saying that I am on another level I say that I appreciate the compliment but I am just as anyone else (in my head: PLEASE. STOP. PUTTING. PRESSURE. ON. ME).
When people put others on a pedestal it sets them up for failure, it outcasts them, even if they are saying it’s a “good thing” you are “special” and “better” it doesn’t feel good to not feel like you belong and are just part of the group. And when those people who were put on a pedestal eventually fail (because they are human) people judge them so much harsher because they “thought you were better” but they never asked to be seen as “better” they just wanted to belong. Being put on a pedestal is still marking someone as “other” and not worthy of being included and seen as innately human. 😢
I feel like this version of events relates more to Luisa but I see where your coming from I guess 😢😢😮
"maybe this is how the Royal Family feels" plan: show the whole Royal Family Encanto so that can acknowledge their own generational trauma & family toxicity 😉
Yes!! Because the whole time I was watching I keep thinking to myself that Prince Harry is Bruno and Queen Elizabeth is Abuela.
i like how you put the like a fighting game to a roast and abuela roasted her mother
Dunno if anyone has ever answered, but the animal that shows up around 14:35 is a Capybara ( also known for being a giant hamster, and being really chill ).
You welcome 🤝
8:06 "you better sing". No gurl YOU better sing! I LOVE your voice 🔥🔥🔥🔥
3:18 YES FINALLY SOMEONE WHO SEES THE PEOPLE AS BAD GUYS🥳
Things that I find funny:
4:33 "I need you. 🥺" and then
"All right. I'm gonna go cry." by Jake Peralta from Brooklyn 99.
And then the same thing happen at 18:21 when Mirabel and Abuela are hugging the next scene goes to Jake Peralta saying "All right. I'm gonna go cry."
There still so much more but I'm a bit lazy to do it so...
I dunno if anyone's done this yet but anyway:
abre los ojos: open your eyes
mi vida: my life, an endearment
casita: diminutive of casa, which means house. adding -ita makes it cute, like "our little house" (abuela's "brunito" at the end is on the same level)
and the animal is called a capybara, they're friend shaped! also completely unimpressed with magic, apparently.
Ouuu thank you so much!!❤️
Welcome off the family madrigal I love that song :)
The editing here is celestial.
Nice reation, thank you! I really appreciate that this movie doesn't have a cut and dry villian, but rather it was the fear and bottled-up emotions that was the true divider of family and home that was addressed so well.
The thing that was just sitting during Bruno's vision is called a Capybara. And the Big Cat that Antonio was riding is a Jaguar btw
Thank you!
@@RukiyaReacts No problem
What I noticed what was completely upsetting is that as soon as mirabel was missing, they instantly looked for her, but when Bruno left, no one looked for him. 😢
One of the theories is that when Mirabel was having her gift ceremony, she touch the candle then wiped her hands, therefore “wiping” the miracle away.
The only reaction I have seen where they do not get visibly emotional. Interesting.
No but when when mirabel came for abuela like that it hit me and I’m not even the one she came for 😭
I know right?!😭
0:11 oH wOw oH wOw
It was really funny lol
14:35 Her: “what the heck is that thing?”
Me: “CAPYBARA-“
4:25 ✨🥺*+I need you +*🥺✨ awwww😭😭😭😭
6:03 Mirabel does have a gift she can pause time
Fr
Such a fun reaction, thank you!
Awe thank you for watching!🥰❤️
Btw at 14:46 that’s a capybara
I love the editing on this! xD
Thank you!!
OOOO first comment !! I WAS HOPING YOU WOULD REACT TO ENCANTO WOOP !!! 🕺🏾
I know I’m pretty late reacting to this😭 but I’m glad I did cause it’s such a great movie🥰
19:58 we see how brave you been ❤❤
The best new Disney movie!🦋🌺
For sure one of my favourites at this moment!🥰💗
The "thing" you were asking about is actually called a "capybara" or smt like that
Thank you! Cause I had no clue what it was😆
@@RukiyaReacts also ur reaction was funny af forgot to include that
Ok I subscribed mostly because your skin is giving me life but also cuz ur comedic timing is on point 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Haha, thank you!!🥰❤️
Its amazing that the one who made Encanto did a little detail of bruno being at the background while they were singing WeiE Dan’T TULK ABAUT BRUNO-O-OHHHH . Btw your reaction is PRICELESS , AMAZING,RELATABLE GURL I LOVE YOUR VIDS
10:13 you can see Bruno actually walking on the second floor “balcony”
As someone with a near exact hispanic family the scene where Abuela lays herself down will always get me crying because i never got to have that conversation with my own abuela, she passed when I was 4. There is never a villain. It's always the generational trrauma they let pass on because they can't think of any other way to survive in this world. Of course I am not saying what she did is right at all, she needs to be criticized, but for why she is villainized will always break my heart. Latino families are always about 'suffer on the inside and don't tell anybody. No social worklers no therapists no depression no doctors'. Stigma around discuission of our internal family problems will always be just OUR problems and it gets me so bad. I wish this aspect of the film was discusssed more by fans because it goes so unchecked. I remember fighting with my mama watching this because she was almost just like her own mom, always wanting everything to stay in the family and it will all be fine, but of course we cry and hug and make up like nothing happened and danced to the ending credits but it will always stick with me how real this movie is. Viva Encanto
I remember when I first watched the movie I made a theory about the Abuela, so her name is Alma right? I realized that the letters of her name could also spell the world “mala” (aka the word for “bad” in Spanish) so I thought she was the villain the whole time (which I still believe since I still hate her)
I think you should save your hatred for the men, who decided to put her old town on fire and murdered her husband in front of her eyes.
They were the only villains in this story.
@@Furienna True
My favorite thing about the movie is the songs and mirabelle and Isabella are my favorite characters cause I just love their hair because it's just that the hair their beautiful hair
This is amazing! I had fun watching you react :)
Thank you!🥰
Just subscribed! Loved this, the edits are *chefs kiss*.
Thank you so much!!
15:55 “BECAUSE OF ✨yOu✨🤭”
These edits are sending me tonight. *bangs gavel* “Electric Chair!” 😂
14:58 it’s not a thing it’s a capybara. I can’t believe you don’t know this 😭
You should totally watch the movie Coco for a reaction, It was amazing just like this one
I will🥰
She was supposed to hug both of them Bruno said that the vision was out of order so she was supposed to hug Isabella first and then go where the butterfly was
The house starts to get ruined when mirabel is sad and the house is fine when mirabel is happy because the house is mirabel’s gift
finally someone who likes luisa's song over we don't talk about bruna, ur the real one
Loved the reaction! Your edits were hilarious!
Thank you!!🥰
Her face 😮😮😮😮😮 7:40
15:43 IM CRYING 😭
19:52 From 'The Lucy Show': 'Lucy and Arthur Godfrey'
Scene from the community play that's supposed to be about the founding of the home town though it has yet to be mentioned in the plot, 'Lucibelle' meets 'the poor but honest piano player:
Poor but Honest Piano Player: "I love you. Let's get married!"
Lucibelle: "I don't even know you!"
Poor but Honest Piano Player: "Can you think of a better way to get acquainted?"
Lucibelle: "Well no I can't!"
Side note: I love Mirabel and Isabella playing matchmaker
Agreed! They are cute matchmakers. I'm so happy to see Dolores end up with the guy she was admiring🥰
@@RukiyaReacts Bruno said 'the man of my dreams would be just out of reach, betrothed to another', but he didn't confirm the man of her dreams would be married to another
🤣🤣🤣 Best reaction ever!
Thank you🥰💗
16:09 was so funny bro 😂😂
I know it has been nine months but just to let you know the something deep in Obuela was a resentment of Meribell's dad for being too "city" and refined. She took it out on their daughters who are expected to be perfect and strong or simply get none of the magic at all.
i heard that mirerbel didn’t have a power because when she toched the candel she touched her dress it’s wiping and took the magic of
8:29
That theory was debunked already in January 2022.
Rukiya makes me laugh every time I watch her vids! Keep up the good work! Love ur vids!
10:09 That moment when you realise Pepa is still unhappy about her wedding being ruined but Felix still see's it as 'a joyous day' because hurricane or not he still got to marry the woman he loves.
Might wanna edit that, as Dolores is Felix's daughter.
@@laurainathunderstorm thanks
The answer to your question...is YES! Abuela Alma is the villain in this film! Although not the kind you think. She thought she was protecting her family and was living through her own trauma fifty years back involving her husband's sacrifice. Instead of telling anyone, Alma kept her feelings to herself unintentionally hurt her family into this toxic imperfection, and that their 'gifts' were more important than the person. Mirabel was living proof that she never needed some magical gift to be special because, unlike Alma, she had the time to listen and understand her family members. How Mirabel's sisters had so much on their plate and got sick of this controlled perfect life that wasn't theirs. Alma never meant to hurt the people she loved, but she did anyway without realizing it. And that is what caused the cracks in the house. So, Alma wasn't completely evil. Not on purpose anyway. She had good intentions yet was flawed herself. I'm just happy Mirabel got the recognition she deserved in the end how she helped bring her family back together.
Just found your channel. Are you going to make more movie reactions in the future? I think you would do great.
Yes, I do movie and show reactions😊✨
@@RukiyaReacts Nice, I would like to suggest you my Top 10 movie mix:
Newer ones:
1. The Martian (2015)
2. Split (2016)
3. Spiderman (2002)
4. Ice Age (2002)
5. Gladiator (2000)
Older ones:
1. Terminator (1984)
2. Airplane (1980)
3. The Godfather (1972)
4. Forrest Gump (1994)
5. Jaws (1975)
Last but not least some trash movies :D
1. Birdemic (2010)
2. Night of the Lepus (1972)
3. Rubber (2010)
4. The Horribly Slow Murderer with the Extremely Inefficient Weapon (2008)
5. Llamageddon (2018)
Hope there´s one in this list you find interesting 😅
The "OK" meme... lol. That was my "notification" chime on my phone for like 2 years.
Remember the part where Delores was singing in we don’t talk about Bruno. In the very back on the balcony Bruno is there.
The little animal in Antonio's room is a capybara they're the most chillest animal you could ever find
13:53 lol 😂😂😂
Rukiya: 17:52
Me: Actually, I like to think that Alma wished she had done the right thing that night Mirabel didn't get a gift: Put the candle a side and give her little one a warm hug (I dare say Abuela Alma used to see Mirabel as her own daughter, the smile she put when little Mirabel held the magic candle is, according to me, the smile of a mother proud of her daughter 😊)
I love how she did not react at all to the donkeys everywhere in the pressure sone😂
14:35 That is a Capybara ❤
the house isn’t trying to hurt mirabel, the magic has to be strong
Abulea:I don’t know why you weren’t given a gift but it’s not an excuse for you to hurt this family
Me if I was Mirabell: well I don’t know what you went through because you never told us but it’s not an excuse for YOU to hurt this family you say Pepa had to suppress her emotions for only sunshine,Julieta had to constantly cook to heal people,you and everyone one in town blames the future on Bruno when he doesn’t control it he tells it,you and everyone in town makes Luisa to everything and look after me at the same time,you make Isabella be perfect, Dolores feels like she has to tell you everything she hears, Camilo is hardly ever hisself,and who knows what you will do to Atonio, you treat me awful for not having a gift and by the way Bruno wants to come home (in head he actually never left he is our walls)
Love your reaction to this movie! Also, you have a lovely singing voice!
Oml i love this film so much glad u reacted to it!!❤
The "dos orugitas" song actually made me cry 😢
The start was so funny😭
I'll tell you why she didn't get the gift, She wiped her hands after she touched the magic candle, making the magic go on her clothes instead. No one else did that when they got their gift, only her.
The voice actor for Mirabel was giving birth during her song (before the house was breaking)